Breakthrough Facility to Trap Solar Energy in Molten Salt
One of the greatest problems of large scale solar power facilities is that they do not produce electricity at night, and when they do produce power, it is constantly fluctuating …
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Australia setting up world’s largest marine preserve
The Australian government has announced plans to create the world’s largest marine nature reserve covering an area the size of Britain and France,This biggest marine park to protect vast areas …
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U.S. weighs retaliation over Europe carbon tax
The Obama administration is laying the groundwork for possible retaliation in response to a European law requiring airlines to pay for carbon emissions. Discussions between key agencies have ramped up …
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Canada Formally Withdraws from Kyoto Protocol
In December 2011, Canada Formally Withdraws From Kyoto Protocol. To this day, Canada is the only country to have backed out of this international treaty. Unsurprisingly, several countries have criticized …
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How Elks are Exterminating Song birds
The link between the two very different species may seem strange, but taken in the context of climate change, it makes perfect sense. Elks are highly prevalent in the American …
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Apple report reveals labor,Environmental violations
An audit released by Apple on Friday reveals widespread violations of worker rights and environmental practices by manufacturing partners for the company’s wildly popular iPhone, iPad and other gadgets around …
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The Dawn of Green Climate Fund
As the climatic conditions of the world are worsening, the world feels the need for positive actions to fight back, mitigate and adapt the challenges the climate change disasters are …
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Blessings of Spring season
Our Earth revolves around the Sun with a pivoted axis that allows a circular rotation. The exposure to Sun is maximum in two regions alternating with each other in geographical …
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